Microsoft Glossary
Browse 8 microsoft terms defined in plain English, from the cultural dictionary of computing.
8 Microsoft Terms
- Azure
- Microsoft's cloud platform, offering infrastructure, managed services, identity, and enterprise integrations. In culture, Azure is often discussed alongside...
- C#
- Microsoft's modern, object-oriented language for the .NET platform, combining the power of C++ with the productivity of Java. C# has evolved aggressively with...
- F#
- A functional-first language on the .NET platform that brings ML-family language features to the Microsoft ecosystem. F# offers type providers for typed access...
- GitHub
- GitHub is a web-based platform for version control and collaboration built on top of Git, the distributed version control system created by Linus Torvalds....
- Microsoft Defender
- Microsoft's family of security products and capabilities for endpoints, identity, cloud apps, and related environments, often including antivirus, EDR, and...
- .NET
- A free, open-source developer platform by Microsoft for building applications across web, mobile, desktop, cloud, and IoT. Originally Windows-only (.NET...
- Patch Tuesday Culture
- The organizational habit of orienting patching, testing, and risk review around Microsoft's regular Patch Tuesday release cadence. More broadly, the phrase can...
- Phi Model
- A model in Microsoft's Phi family, often noted for strong performance from comparatively small model sizes.
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